I believe the historian Toynbee wrote that America was
a unique society in that it declined before it reached
its peak. 
As a wholesale worshipper of youth and consumerism one
can hardly hope any mature values would be cultivated.

Responsibility is one of the tenents of maturity. I
would characterize America as a feel good society. If
it doesn't feel good it isn't wanted.

Oh well

Kirk


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> 
> >
> > Unfortunately, while he is hanging himself, he
> will destroy the lives of
> > those of us that have to live with his policies. 
> How will Mother Earth
> > ever recover from 4 more years of increasing
> abuse?
> >
> > Bright Blessings,
> > Kim
> 
> Before Greek civilization fell due to it's policies
> in the Middle East,
> Herodatus (sp?) wrote his "Histories."  This was the
> actual source of the
> often misassigned quote, "Those who do not
> understand history are destined
> to repeat it."  Sadly, this country does not
> understand history.  The good
> news, though, is that we will find a way to survive.
>  As has happened with
> every power that has risen, the US will fall.  We
> have begun the descent
> in the same way that the Greeks, Romans and British
> did before us,
> replacing principle with arrogance and rhetoric.  It
> is a cycle that seems
> unbreakable.  However, it is a cycle that also seems
> to lead to renewal,
> and I hope that my grandchildren are able to benefit
> from that renewal.  I
> only hope that the Chinese change some of their
> policy and do a better job
> as stewards of the power than we have.
> 
> Brian
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